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     It was a beautful blue Kentucky spring day today for Kentucky Oaks 136. As for tomorrow, however, well...the forecast was updated this afternoon from being horrible to being slightly less bad

    From SI.com

    Joe Ammerman of the National Weather Service says
    Louisville is expected to get several inches of rain this weekend.
    However, he says the storm should largely spare Churchill Downs Saturday
    afternoon ahead of the 6:24 p.m. post. Most of the accumulation is
    expected midmorning Saturday and late Saturday night into early Sunday.

    Track security officials say they have a plan to move people
    from the infield and tunnels if there is an emergency such as a tornado
    warning.

    If bad weather causes a delay, the race could
    potentially be run at night for the first time. The track installed
    permanent lights over the winter.

    Photo: Zach Everson

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